BUMHS Prospectus 2018-19

PROSPECTUS
FOR MBBS & BDS PROGRAMS OF STUDIES

ACADEMIC SESSION 2018-2019.
BOLAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH

SCIENCES (BUMHS), QUETTA 87300 PAKISTAN
PROF: DR. NAQIB ULLAH ACHAKZAI
MBBS, IFAANS, FRCS (Glasg), FCPS (Neurosurgery)
VICE CHANCELLOR
Bolan University of Medical and Health
Sciences (BUMHS), Quetta 87300 Pakistan
VICE PRESIDENT
College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP)
PRESIDENT ELECT
Pakistan Society of Neurosurgeons (PSN)
FOREWORD
Amongst the noblest of professions, Medicine and Dentistry are the most attracted professions
for talented, brilliant and meritorious students. For selection of such students a robust and fair system is
needed to be in place. Since its establishment, Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences
(BUMHS) has tried to make admission process more structured and transparent to ensure that only
suitable and capable candidates are admitted in MBBS and BDS programs of studies on merit. BUMHS
and Government of Balochistan believe to provide an equal opportunity to the potential students to show
their suitability for MBBS and BDS courses to enter medical or dental professions based on the
principles of Justice, Equity, Transparency and Merit.
It is believed, these potential Students of Medical and Dental institutions would be fully
prepared to accept 21st century‟s challenges of medical profession. It would be the most exciting
situation for the students of medical and dental fields, while entering with enthusiasm in this profession,
that they are well placed to positively influence and advance the teaching, learning and research
environment in our institutions.
Profession of medicine and dentistry demands helping and supporting attitude of health care
professionals towards people in need of medical and dental clinical services. While involved in
diagnosing and treating illnesses of patients, it requires an inquisitive mind, capability to acquire high
levels of advanced and skillful knowledge with an ability to relate to individuals each with their health
needs for their healthy life.
It is expected that students would be aware of continuous hard work to reach the highest
pedestal of excellence. While appearing in the Entrance Test you must feel confident that Bolan
University of Medical and Health Sciences‟ policies are fair, transparent, maximally fool proof and
equitable.
The Prospectus is presented for you in the simplest and easiest language for better
understanding of selection and admission process. It is to facilitate students seeking admission to Public
Sector Medical and Dental Colleges/Institutions of Balochistan. Mainly, the document focuses on rules
and regulations for selection and admission of candidates. It also provides outlines of courses of study
and examination pattern for both MBBS and BDS programs. This Prospectus is being issued with the
approval of the relevant and competent bodies of BUMHS.
PROF: DR. NAQIB ULLAH ACHAKZAI

MBBS, IFAANS, FRCS (Glasg), FCPS (Neurosurgery)
VICE CHANCELLOR
BACKGROUND
Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences (BUMHS), Quetta is the first and only
University of Medical and Health Sciences in Balochistan, to cater for Medical and Health
professionals‟ teaching, learning and research needs. BUMHS, with its constituent Bolan Medical
College, Quetta and Dental Section of Bolan Medical College (University Dental College), Quetta, is the
highest seat of teaching, learning and research.
BUMHS was established vide Gazette Notification No. 172 dated 22nd December 2017, linked
with reference No. PAB/ legis: v (7)/2017/94 under an Act. No. VII of 2017 of the Provincial Assembly
of Balochistan. The Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences Bill No. 12, of 2017 passed by the
Provincial Assembly of Balochistan on 11th December, 2017 and assented to by the Honorable
Governor Balochistan on 20th December, 2017 was published in the Balochistan Gazette in March
2018, as an Act of the Balochistan Provincial Assembly. University was also notified by the
Government of Balochistan vide Gazette notification No. SGB/BUMHS/2-37/2018/186-204 dated 5th
September, 2018. With its establishment and as per PMDC “MBBS and BDS Admissions, House Job
and Internship regulations, 2018 endorsed by Supreme Court of Pakistan, there shall be centralized
admissions in all public and private sectors Medical and Dental Colleges by the Admitting University of
Respective Province/Region”, BUMHS is responsible to admit students in MBBS and BDS programs of
studies for Session 2018-19 in the following Colleges:
1. Bolan Medical College, Quetta.
2. Dental Section of Bolan Medical College (University Dental College), Quetta.
3. Mekran Medical College, Turbat (Kech).
4. Jhalawan Medical College, Khuzdar.
5. Loralai Medical College, Loralai.
For ready reference of the students and parents regarding establishment of BUMHS, relevant provisions
of BUMHS Act No.VII of 2017 are reproduced below:
Section 3(1) read as

“The Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences was established in
accordance with the provisions of BUMHS Act, 2017”.
“Bolan Medical College Quetta and Dental Section of Bolan Medical College
Quetta with entire staff and premises shall be the constituent colleges
of the University”
Section 2 (m) read as
“Constituent College" means an educational College/Institute, by
whatever name described, maintained and administered by the
University; hence these colleges stand as integral parts of the University
working under the Vice- Chancellor being the Chief Executive Officer.
“All teaching Institutions, Medical Colleges, Nursing Colleges and
Paramedical Colleges in Balochistan shall be affiliated with University”.
Section 2(d) read as
“Affiliated College/Institute" means an educational College/Institute
affiliated to the University but not maintained or administered by it; hence
these Colleges/Institutions shall be affiliated with University for purposes of
monitoring, quality assurance, examinations and award of degrees with University
while these would be maintained and administered by Health Department, Government
of Balochistan.
Section 2 (ss) read as
“Teaching Hospital” means the Hospital attached with the University
for teaching and training

“All Teaching Hospitals and Institutes” shall be the attached Hospitals
and Institutes of the University and the Constituent Colleges; hence
attached Hospitals and Institutes would be attached with University for
purposes of teaching, learning, research and delivery of clinical services by
teaching faculty of the University while these hospitals and Institutes would
be maintained and administered by Health Department, Government of
Balochistan.
The University shall consist of the following, namely:-
(a) The Chancellor;
(b) The Pro-Chancellor;
(c) The Vice-Chancellor;
(d) The Pro-Vice Chancellor;
(e) The members of the Senate;
(f) Deans, Principals of the Constituent Colleges, Directors/Executive
Director/Chief Executive Directors of the Constituent/Affiliated/Attached
Institutions, Chairmen/Chairpersons of Teaching Departments, and such other
officers as may be prescribed;
(g) The members of the authorities established under section 23;
(h) The University teachers;
(i) Emeritus Professors;
(j) All other full-time officers members of the staff of the University; and The
members of the authorities established under section 23;
(k) “Persons recognized as students of the University in
accordance with terms prescribed from time to time”.
“All properties, rights and interests of whatsoever kind, used, enjoyed,
possessed, owned or vested in, or held in the Bolan Medical College
Quetta and Dental Section of the Bolan Medical College Quetta and all
liabilities legally subsisting against them shall stand transferred to the
University”

“All the employees serving in Bolan Medical College Quetta and Dental
Section of Bolan Medical College in any capacity” immediately before
commencement of this Act, shall notwithstanding anything contained in any
other law or rules made there under for the time being in force or any other
terms and conditions of their service, stand transferred for service to the
University.
Provided that such terms and conditions shall not be less
favourable than the terms and conditions admissible to them
immediately before their transfer:
Provided further that their inter-se Seniority shall be maintained
as they have to prior to their transfer.
HISTORY OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN BALOCHISTAN
At the time of independence Pakistan was almost lacking skilled manpower in all fields, especially in
the field of medical education and medical services delivery. As stop gap arrangement in short span of
time the Government of Pakistan had decided to introduce Condensed Medical Courses by establishing
Medical Schools in the country. As such in 1952 first Medical School namely "Amin-ud-Din Medical
School" was established in Quetta. The school continued for seven years and as a matter of policy it was
abolished when it was felt that this category of Doctors were no more required and instead it was
decided that more Medical Colleges are required to be opened to train fully qualified Doctors in the
country, at MBBS and postgraduate levels.
Earlier on the students from Balochistan had to seek admission in other Medical Colleges of the country
and were facing great difficulties. After Balochistan got the status of a separate Province in 1970 the
people of Balochistan started demanding a Medical College of their own. In March 1971 it was agreed
in principle that a Medical College will be opened in Balochistan at Quetta.
In 1972, the Government of Pakistan exceeding to the demand of the people of the province formally
decided to set up a Medical College at Quetta and agreed to run it as a Federally Funded Project.
Pending the construction of a new full-fledged College Building and Hospital, the clinical classes were
started in Sandeman Provincial Hospital Quetta and the building of a Para- Medical School was
acquired for the College. The main buildings of College and Hospital (BMC and BMCH) have been
completed and are fully functional. The laboratories of the Basic Medical Sciences Departments have
been equipped with most modern equipments.
Four Hostels (two for Boys and two for Girls) and Residences of Teaching and Ministerial staff in
reasonable number have also been completed. At the moment there is accommodation for almost all the
students.
Twenty Eight batches of students numbering 3500 (approximately) have already qualified and the 29th
batch is due to pass out.
Later on BDS classes were started in 1985 and presently a fully functional Dental section of the College
(now as the Constituent University Dental College) is working and until now around 190 BDS Doctors
have qualified from this institution.
For up-dating the knowledge of the teachers and furtherance of Medical Science a Research Cell, as a
branch of Pakistan Medical Research Council, has been functioning since 1979 in association with the
institution.
To make the medical education more meaningful a Programme of Community Oriented Medical
Education (COME) has been introduced in the institution since 2016.
In 2008, the idea of University of Medical and Health Sciences was conceived with preamble that it is in
the interest of the Province of Balochistan to bring the entire medical, nursing, paramedical and other
health sciences education under one roof for better coordination and uniform evaluation; to achieve
excellence in the advancement of knowledge in the fields of medical, nursing and paramedical sciences;
to improve human health through advancement of scientific research, provision of skilled personnel,
infra-structure and to establish teaching institutions in these fields. To achieve these goals it was
expedient to establish an independent and autonomous university of Medical and Health Sciences by the
name of "Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences" with its main campus at Quetta. NOC was
thus sought from Higher Education Commission, Islamabad after evaluating the feasibility report and
their Inspection Team inspected the physical and academic infra structure of this institution. HEC
advised to prepare draft Charter of proposed University in line with provisions of Federal Universities
Ordinance (FUO), 2002.
In 2017, in line with updated guidelines and requirements of HEC and PMDC, a draft bill of proposed
Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences, 2017, after evaluation and approval of HEC, being
found in accordance with the provisions of FUO 2002, was approved by Balochistan Provincial
Assembly and assented to by the Honourable Governor Balochistan and it was notified by Provincial
Assembly of Balochistan in Balochistan Gazette on 22nd December 2017 as BUMHS Act No. VII,
2017. The establishment of BUMHS was also Gazette notified by the Government of Balochistan from
the date of promulgation of the Act.
Prof. Dr. Naqib Ullah Achakzai was appointed as the first Vice Chancellor of BUMHS on August 01,
2018. The BUMHS has conducted so far it's 1st Senate, Syndicate and Academic Council meetings and
after approval of the relevant bodies has started the process of admission in its MBBS and BDS courses
for the session 2018-19.
WARNING:
The candidates must read the Prospectus carefully to understand policy for admission in Bolan Medical
College and Dental Section of Bolan Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta. Similarly, admission in
Medical Colleges namely Mekran Medical College at Turbat, Jhalawan Medical College at Khuzdar and
Loralai Medical College at Loralai will also be made through the same entrance test under BUMHS,
Quetta as Admitting University for the province of Balochistan. The application form should be filled in
according to the requirement and laid down procedures in the Prospectus. Any omission/ commission in
the application form may lead to rejection of the application.
PROFESSORS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS, ASSISTANT PROFESSORS,
SENIOR REGISTRARS AND SENIOR LECTURERS - (31st December, 2018)
DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY
PROFESSOR:
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Tariq Chishti MBBS, M.Phil
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR(S):
Dr. Abdul Rehman Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Nargis Haider MBBS, M.Phil
SENIOR LECTURER:
Dr. Mehvish Mengal MBBS, M.Phil
DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR:
Dr. Nusrat Ullah Khan MBBS, M.Phil
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY
PROFESSOR:
Prof: Dr. Naseer Khan. MBBS, M. Phil
Dr. Azhar Hussain Zaidi MBBS, M.Phil
Dr.Muhammad Abid MBBS, M.Phil
DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR:
Dr. Samina Rehman MBBS, DMJ, M.Phil
Dr. M. Umer Baloch MBBS, DMJ
DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Nadeem Samad Sheikh MBBS, M. Phil
Prof: Dr. Akhtar Hameed Malghani. MBBS, M. Phil
Prof: Dr. Muhammad Anwar Burira MBBS, M. Phil
Prof: Dr. Chandi Kapoor MBBS, M. Phil
Prof. Dr. Munir Ahmed Raisani MBBS, DCP, M. Phil
Prof: Dr. Niaz Mohammad MBBS, M.Phil
Prof: Dr. Ghulam Sarwar Pirkani MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Mohammad Hanif (Hematology) MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Ashiq Hussain (Microbiology) MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Syed M. Ishaque (Histopathology) MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Saima Irum (Hematology) MBBS, M.Phil
SENIOR LECTURER(S):
Dr. Yasmin Lashari (Microbiology) MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Shaista Gul (Histopathology) MBBS, M.Phil
Dr. Shafi Muhammad (Hematology) MBBS, M.Phil
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE

PROFESSOR:
MBBS, FCPS, MCPS, EMBA,
Prof: Dr. Rukhsana Majeed
DCPS-HPE
SENIOR LECTURER:
Dr. Bilal Masood MBBS, MPH
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Abdul Baqi Durrani MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Syed Khalid Shah MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Zahir Khan Mandokhail MBBS, FCPS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR(S):
Dr. Muhammad Essa Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Jehanzaib MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Irfana Hassan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Bashirullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shamima Hanif MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Zafar Ahmed Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Ubaidullah Baraech MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Naseebullah Shah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Humera Sami MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Kaleem Ullah Kakar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Ehsan Ullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Ghafoor MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Suresh Kumar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Humaira Rahim MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Gulandam MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Amir Hamza MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Taqdees Zahra MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Tahira MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Azam MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Asma Hameed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Arif Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Atif Gulzar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Malik MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Afzal MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Jalal Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shahzada Dawood Babar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Zahoor Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Rubina Naz MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Yousaf MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Samreen Bugti MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Bari MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Khalil Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Sara Jafar MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Dilshad Qureshi MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Ismatullah Durrani MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Mobin-ur-Rehman Khan MBBS, FCPS
Prof. Dr. Habibullah Khan MBBS, FCPS
Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Ahmed Jaffar MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
ASSOCIATE PRFESSOR:
Dr. Rizwana Tareen MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Riffat Khalid MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Shamayal Mandokhail MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Tahir MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Syed M Saleem MBBS, MS, FCPS, FRCS
Prof: Dr. Din Mohammad MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Mohammad Azam MBBS, M.S
Dr. Shoaib Ahmed Qureshi MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mohammad Saleem MBBS, M.S
Dr. Khan Muhammad Babar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Farooq Qasim Khawaja MBBS, M.S
Dr. Naseebullah Zarkoon MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Humera Sadaf Bugti MBBS,FCPS
Dr. Riffat Arbab MBBS,FCPS
Dr. Shehzada Amir A. Babar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Samina Karim MBBS, M.S
Dr. Fida Ahmed Baloch MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Ahmed Shah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Manzoor Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Khushal Khan FCPS, MRCS, FAMS
Dr. Saleem Javed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdullah Khan MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Azizullah Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Bezan Baloch MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Anwar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Lailama Shah MBBS, FCPS
SENIOR REGISTRAR (S):
Dr. Zafarullah Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. M. Ishaque Durrani MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shams-ud-Din MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Tahir MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Allauddin MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mewash Sikandar MBBS, MS
Dr. Ahsan-ullah Ghilzai MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Hazratullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Bahadur Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Sajid Hameed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Asif Khan MBBS, MS
Dr. Aliya Hashmi MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Zaman Khan MBBS, MS
Dr. Javid Ahmed MBBS, MS
Dr. Nazeer Ahmed Sasoli MBBS, MS
DEPARTMENT OF GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTERTICS

PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Naila Ehsan MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Aisha Siddiqa MBBS, FCPS, M.S
Prof: Dr. Uzma Afirid MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Najma Baloch MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Iffat Jehan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Bilqees Ara Magsi MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Yasmeen Jaffar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shehla Sami MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Farida Kakar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Sumera Hamza Nosherwani MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Maryam Shoaib MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Gul-e-Lala Luni MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Rohana Salam MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Zaib-un-Nisa MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Rehana Kamal MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Firdus Ara MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Hanana Hameed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Safia Bibi MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Nosheen Sikandar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Rukhsana Kasi MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Arifa Inayat MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Khanda Gul MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Fouzia Muhammad Bakhsh MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shazia Saeed MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Rozina Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Momy Gul MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Sakina Naeem MBBS, FCPS
SENIOR REGISTRAR(S):
Dr. Saima Saif Ullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Tasleem Qadir MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Afshan Mushtaq MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Fozia Jan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Fahmida Naheed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Nargis Taj MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Zubia Bugti MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Samina Gul Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Rakhshinda Neelofer MBBS, FCPS, MPH, DIU, AFS
Dr. Fahmida Umer MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mehreena Zammarud MBBS, MS
Dr. Roona Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Samreen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Kausar Parveen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shama Jogazai MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF E.N.T
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Sultan Ahmed MBBS, D.L.O, M.S
Prof: Dr. Muhammad Siddique MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Latif Kakar MBBS, DLO, FCPS
Dr. Sher Zaman Mandokhail MBBS, DLO, FCPS
Dr. Ikramullah MBBS, DLO, FCPS
Dr. Munir Ahmed Baloch MBBS, DLO, M.S, Ph.D
Dr. Asmatullah Achakzai MBBS, DLO, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Manan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Aria Masoom MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shah Wali MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Arif MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Habibullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Bashir Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Asmatullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Iqbal MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Hameedullah MBBS, FCPS, DLO
DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Abdul Qayyum MBBS, DOMS, M.S
Prof: Dr. Shamsullah MBBS, Ph.D
Dr. Shaban Khan MBBS, Ph.D (Opth)
Dr. Iftikhar -ul-Haq Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Afzal Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Aimal Khan MCPS, FCPS, FRCS
Dr. Saif Ullah Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mahtab Mengal MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Manzoor Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPEDICS
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Iftikhar-ul-Haq. MBBS, M.S
Prof: Dr. Muhammad Ramzan MBBS, MS
Dr. Eid Muhammad MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Hamidullah Khan MBBS, M.S
Dr. Muhammad Bakhsh Shahwani MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Lal Mohammad Kakar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Karim Bakhsh MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Aman Ullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Attiq-ur-Rehman MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Nasir Khan Achakzai MBBS, M.S
Dr. Muhammad Tariq MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Saleh Mohammad Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Hameed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Wahab MBBS, FCPS
Dr. M. Humayun Hameed MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Khawand Bakhsh MBBS, MS
Dr. Muhammad Aslam Mengal MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Asad Khan Ghilzai MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY
Professor:
Prof: Dr. Syed Shamsuddin MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Sara Inayat MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Shereen Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF DENTAL SECTION

PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. S. Abdul Rauf Shah (Oral Surgery) BDS, M.S, F.A.C.S
Prof: Dr. Mirza Khan Tareen (Oral Surgery) BDS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Mujeeb-ur-Rehman (Preventive/community Dentistry Medicine) BDS, MPH, M.Phil
Dr. Asma Uppal (Oral Surgery) BDS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Jehangir Hammad (Oral Surgery) BDS, FCPS
Dr. Faheem Anwar (Operative Dentistry) BDS, MCPS
Dr. Nabiha Farasat Khan (Oral Pathology) BDS, M. Phil
Dr. Nasrullah Mengal (Orthodontics New) BDS, FCPS
Dr. Hamal Khan Naseer Baloch (Preventive & Public Health Dentistry) BDS, MPH
Dr. Nizam Ul Mulk (Oral Surgery) BDS, FCPS
Dr. Fazal Dad (Oral Surgery) BDS, FCPS
Dr. A. Samad Gichki (Oral Medicine Periodontology) BDS, M.Sc
Dr. Mahwash Malik (Oral Anatomy) BDS, M.Sc
Dr. Naila Amir (Operative Dentistry) BDS, FCPS
Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed (Preventive & Public Health) BDS, MPH
Dr. Kahlil Ahmed (Orthodontics (New)) BDS, M.Sc
Dr. Changaiz Khan (Oral Surgery) BDS, FCPS
Dr. Shai Murid (Prosthetics Dentistry) BDS, M.Sc
SENIOR LECTURER(S):
Dr. Erum Sami (Community & Preventive Dentistry Department) BDS, M.Sc
Dr. Shahbaz Khan (Dental Material) BDS, M.Phil
Dr. Dur Muhammad (Oral Biology) BDS, M.Phil
Dr. Talha Asad Khan (Operative Dentistry) BDS, MDS
DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. M. Ashraf Ali Achakzai MBBS, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Ijaz Ahmed MBBS, DMRD
Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Kasi MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mehwash Mansoor MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Rizwana Rehman MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Pari Gul Jogezai MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Zain-ud-din MBBS, DMRD
Dr. Palwasha Gul MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMNENT OF RADIO-THERAPY
PROFESSOR:
Dr. Zahid Mahmood MBBS, DMRT
SENIOR REGISTRAR:
Dr. Meherullah MBBS, MS
DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIA
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Amjad Ali MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Faiz Mohammad Tareen MBBS, MCPS, DMS(Japan)
Dr. Sabiha Shujaat MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOLOGY
PROFESSOR:
Prof: Dr. Mujeebullah Tareen M.D, MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Jalal Ud Din MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, MRCP
Dr. Abdul Ghaffar MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Fazal-ur-Rehman MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Huma Naeem MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Naeem Mengal MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Hashim MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Abdul Bari MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF NEPHROLOGY
PROFESSOR:
Prof: Dr. Abdul Karim Zarkoon MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Liaquat Ali Khan MBBS, MD
Dr. Fazal Muhammad MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Mohkumuddin MBBS, FCPS
SENIOR REGISTRAR :
Dr. Nadia Naz MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY
PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. M. Saleem Barech MBBS, DCN, FCPS
Prof: Dr. Noor Ahmed Khosa MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Amanullah Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Wazir Akber MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Bari MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Anjum MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Naseebullah MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF ENDOCRINOLOGY
Dr. Zafarullah MBBS, Ph.D(Endo)
DEPARTMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS
Dr. Shereen Khan MBBS, FCPS
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR :
Dr. Sanaullah Tareen MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Maqbool Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Farooq MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY
PROFESSOR:
Prof: Dr. Haque Nawaz. MBBS, M.S
Dr. Masha Khan MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Pervaiz Ahmed. MBBS, M.S
Dr. Salah-ud-din MBBS, M.S
Dr. Jan Mohammad Nasir MBBS, M.S
Dr. Sultan Mohammad Tareen MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Razzaq Nasir MBBS, FCPS
Dr. M. Musa Kakar MBBS, MS
Dr. Asadullah MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Hayat Mohammad Kakar MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGEY
PROFESSOR(S):
MBBS, IFAANS, FRCS (Glasg),
Prof: Dr. Naqib Ullah Achakzai
FCPS
Prof: Dr. Shabbir Ahmed Lehri MBBS, FRCS (Glasg), FCPS
Prof: Dr. Raz Muhammad Bazai MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Sh: Ibrahim Khalil MBBS, M.S
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa MBBS, M.S
Dr. Noor Ahmed MBBS, MS
Dr. Abid Hussain MBBS, M.S
Dr. Hamayun Salam MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Saleem Khan. MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Nasrullah Lango MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Asghar Khan Babar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Irfan Adil MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY

PROFESSOR(S):
Prof: Dr. Jehangir Ahmed. MBBS, M.S
Prof: Dr. Ghulam Nabi Nasir MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
Dr. Mohyuddin Kakar MBBS, FCPS
Dr. M. Dawood Khan MBBS, MS
DEPARTMENT OF CARDIAC SURGERY

ASSISNTANT PROFESSOR(S):
Dr. Syed Dawood Shah. MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Iqbal Alam Khan MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF GASTROENTEROLOGY
PROFESSOR:
Prof: Dr. Sharbat Khan MBBS, FCPS( Med), FCPS(Gast)
Dr. Muhammad Sadiq MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Muhammad Usman MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Daud Ghilzai MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Syed Akhtar Muhammad MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Abdul Malik MBBS, FCPS
Dr. Mohammad Farooq Khan MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF PLASTIC SURGERY
Dr. Habibullah Khajjak MBBS, M.S
ASSISNTANT PROFESSOR:
Dr. Kamal-ud-Din MBBS, FCPS
SENIOR REGISTRAR:
Dr. Masroor Ahmed MBBS, FCPS
DEPARTMENT OF THORACIC SURGERY

ASSISTAN PROFESSORS:
Dr. Najam-ud-Din MBBS, MCPS, FCPS
PRINCIPALS OF CONSTITUNTE COLLEGES OF BUMHS
Prof: Dr. Mujeeb Ur Rehman

Prof: Dr. Shabir Ahmed Lehri Baloch
Principal Bolan Medical College, Head/Principal Dental Section of
BUMHS, Quetta. Bolan Medical College (UDC),
BUMHS, Quetta.
CHAPTER-1
MBBS SEATS
1. Allocated Seats of MBBS program of studies for Academic Session 2018-

2019 in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS Quetta shall be 226.
NUMBER OF
S.No NATURE, ALLOCATION AND NUMBER OF MBBS SEATS
SEATS
Provincial Merit MBBS Seats 12 Seats
1 Provincial Merit MBBS Seats in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta 10 Seats
Provincial Merit MBBS Seats on Goodwill basis in Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Lahore
2 Exclusively for Girls (by Government of Punjab) 02 Seats
Divisional Merit Seats 37 Seats

Divisional Merit MBBS Seats in Fatima Jinnah Medical College Lahore Exclusively
for Girls (By Federal Government Islamabad) 03 seats
3
Divisional Merit MBBS Seats in various institutions of Punjab for the students of Balochistan
Province: (Goodwill =18) & (Reciprocal = 04).
4 22 Seats
Divisional Merit MBBS Seats in various institutions of Sindh for the students of Balochistan
5. Province (Goodwill = 02) & (Reciprocal =04).
06 Seats
Distribution of 06 MBBS seats :

02 for AJ&K Medical College Muzaffarabad and
6 02 for Mohtrama Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College Mirpur MBBS Seats in various
institutions of AJ&K for the students of Balochistan Province (Goodwill = 04) 06 Seats
(02 MBBS seats for Poonch Medical College, Rawalakot).
7. Districts Merit MBBS Seats in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta 124 Seats
8 Divisional Merit MBBS Seats in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS Quetta.
07 Seats
MBBS seats reserved for candidates under Special Categories (Disabled

04 Seats
student of Balochistan & Children of Minority Communities of Balochistan).
9 CATEGORY- B: Disabled Students of Balochistan. 02 Seats
CATEGORY - C: Children of Minority Communities of Balochistan 02 Seats
MBBS Seats reserved for Foreign Nationals in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS,
Quetta
9
Nominations are made by Economic Affairs Division, Islamabad irrespective of any 18 Seats
nationality
MBBS Seats reserved for candidates of Indian Occupied Kashmir (I.O.K) in Bolan
10 Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta 02 Seats
Nominations are made by Economic Affairs Division, Islamabad.
MBBS Seats reserved for candidates of FATA in Bolan Medical College, BUMHS,
11 Quetta 07 Seats
Nominations are made by concerned authorities of FATA.
MBBS Seats reserved for candidates of Azad Jammu & Kashmir in Bolan Medical
12 06 Seats
College, BUMHS, Quetta
Nominations are made by concerned authorities of AJ&K.
MBBS Seats reserved for candidates of Northern Areas in Bolan Medical College,
13 BUMHS, Quetta 01 Seat
Nominations are made by concerned authorities of Northern Area.
Reciprocal MBBS Seats reserved for the candidates of Punjab Province in Bolan
14 04 seats
Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta
Reciprocal MBBS Seats reserved for candidates of Sindh Province in Bolan Medical
15 04 seats
College, BUMHS, Quetta
Grand Total: (MBBS Seats) 226 seats
2. Order of Selection would be considered in the following manner:
i. Provincial Merit MBBS seats.

{Two (02) MBBS seats only for Girls in FJMC Lahore}
ii. Divisional Merit MBBS / BDS seats.

(Merit cum choice for Punjab, Sindh, & AJ&K)
iii. Provincial Merit.

(10 MBBS seats for Bolan Medical College, BUMHS, Quetta)
iv. District Merit MBBS seats.

v. Categories Merit MBBS seats (Disabled & Minority).
vi. Provincial Merit BDS seats.
vii. Divisional Merit BDS seats.
(N.B.: QUETTA DIVISION would mean Quetta Division without Quetta Urban)
3. Explanations/ details of 226 Seats Distribution:
a. PROVINCIAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN BMC, BUMHS, QUETTA:
Ten (10) MBBS seats shall be allocated in Bolan Medical College,

BUMHS, Quetta on Provincial Merit basis.
b. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN BMC, BUMHS, QUETTA
These eight (08) MBBS Seats shall be equally distributed amongst seven
Divisions and Quetta Urban. (ONE FOR EACH DIVISION AND ONE FOR QUETTA
URBAN).
c. PROVINCIAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN FATIMA JINNAH MEDICAL

COLLEGE, LAHORE
The Punjab Government has allocated two (02) MBBS Seats exclusively for
Girls of Balochistan in F.J.M.C, Lahore which have been distributed on
Provincial Merit basis.
d. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN FATIMA JINNAH MEDICAL

COLLEGE LAHORE:
 The Federal Government of Pakistan Islamabad has allocated 03
MBBS Seats exclusively for Girls of Balochistan in F.J.M.C,
Lahore which have been distributed on Divisional Merit basis as
per the prescribed break-up formula.
 In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

Division against the above-mentioned reserved seats, the seat
shall be filled on Provincial Merit basis.
e. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

OF PUNJAB, AJ&K AND SINDH:
 22 MBBS Seats (18 on goodwill & 04 on Reciprocal basis) in Punjab.
 06 MBBS seats (02 on goodwill & 04 on Reciprocal basis) in Sindh.
 06 MBBS seats (Two 02 for AJ&K Medical College Muzaffarabad, Two
(02) for Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College, Mirpur and
Two (02) on reciprocal basis for Poonch Medical College,
Rawalakot.
(N.B.: The distribution for these 22,06,06 MBBS seats for various
Divisions of the province of Balochistan would be made as per
prescribed break-up formula).
LIST OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS BASED ON YEAR OF ESTABLISHMNENT FOR MBBS
SEATS (GOODWILL & RECIPROCAL) IN OTHER MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF PAKISTAN
FOR STUDENTS OF BALOCHISTAN
No. of Year of
S.# Name of institutions Goodwill Reciprocal
Seats Establishment
1. King Edward Medical University Lahore. 02 0 02 1860
Dow University of Medical & Health 1945
2. Sciences / Jinnah Sind Medical 00 1+1 02
University Karachi Sindh.
Liaquat Medical University of Health 1951
3. 02 02 04
Sciences Jamshoro Sindh.
4 Nishter Medical College, Multan. 02 02 04 1951
Quaid-e-Azam Medical College, 1971
5 05 01 06
Bahawalpur.
6 Punjab Medical College, Faisalabad 05 0 05 1973-74
Rawalpindi Medical College, 1974
7. 02 0 02
Rawalpindi.
8 Allama Iqbal Medical College, Lahore. 02 01 03 1975
9. AJ&K Medical College Muzaffarabad 02 00 02 2005
Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed 2011
10.
Medical College Mirpur
02 00 02
11 Poonch Medical College Rawalakot 00 02 02 -
Total 24 10 34
 These seats are distributed on Divisional Merit basis as per
prescribed break-up formula.
 In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

Division against the above-mentioned reserved seats, the seat
f. DISTRICT MERIT SEATS:-

 The District Merit Seats of Bolan Medical College, BUMHS,
Quetta are distributed among Districts of Balochistan based on
population of each district as per the last authenticated/approved
census.
 The “Unclaimed District Merit MBBS Seats” Shall be given to
the candidates of the same Division on Merit and, if no eligible
candidate is available in the respective Division(s), unclaimed
seat (s) shall be allocated on Provincial Merit basis within “30”
days after announcement / declaration of final list of selection.
g. MBBS SEATS RESERVED FOR CANDIDATES UNDER
SPECIAL CATEGORIES (B & C) ONLY FOR MBBS
 SPECIAL CATEGORY –B: (DISABLED STUDENTS OF

BALOCHISTAN)
i. The candidate applying for reserved seats for disabled candidates
shall have to produce a certificate from the Medical Board,
constituted by BUMHS/ Government of Balochistan. The Medical
Board shall be guided by the definition of World Health
Organization (WHO) in respect of the disabled person. The
Admission Committee reserves the right to refer the case(s) to
special committee in case the medical certificate is not covered in
accordance with the requirement of WHO.
ii. It is mandatory for those candidates who are applying for the
Disabled Category to submit a certificate from the Standing
Medical Board constituted by the Director General Health
Services of Balochistan, Quetta about disability of the
candidate before applying in Bolan Medical College/ Dental
Section of Bolan Medical College (University Dental College),
BUMHS, Quetta against the disabled quota.
iii. DEFINITION OF DISABILITY IN TERMS OF (WHO) IN CASE OF

IMPAIRMENT / DISABILITY / HANDICAP :
IMPAIRMENT: impairment is defined as “any loss” or abnormality of

psychological, physiological or anatomical structure or action: e.g.
loss of foot, defective vision or mental retardation. Impairment may
be visible, temporary or permanent, aggressive or regressive.
Further, one impairment may lead to the development of “secondary”
impairments as in the case of leprosy: damage to nerves (primary
impairment) may lead to plantar (secondary impairment).
DISABILITY: A disability has been defined as” any restriction or lack of
ability to perform an activity in the manner or within the range
considered normal for a human being. Because of impairment, the
affected person gets unable to carry out certain activities which are
considered normal for his seat etc”. This inability to carry out certain
activities is termed liability”.
HANDICAP: Handicap is defined as “ a disadvantage for a given

individual, resulting from an impairment or a disability, that limits or
prevents the fulfillment of a role that is normal (depending on age, sex,
and social and cultural factors) for that individual”. As a result of disability
or impairment the person experiences certain disadvantages in life and
is not able to discharge the obligations required of him and play the role
expected of him in society. This is termed “handicap”.
Taking accident as a example, the above terms can be explained further
as follows:
Accident…………….Disease for disorder

Loss of foot…………Impairment (extrinsic or intrinsic)
Cannot walk………..Disability (objectified)
Unemployed……….Handicap (socialized).
vi. The unclaimed seat, under this category, shall be given to the general
candidates on Provincial Merit basis within a period of 30 days after
announcement / declaration of final list of selection.
 SPECIAL CATEGORY–C:(CHILDREN OF MINORITY COMMUNITIES

OF BALOCHISTAN)
i. The unclaimed seat, under this category, shall be given to the general
candidates on Provincial merit basis within a period of 30 days.
4. A candidate can apply at a time for a seat under only one special category
even if he / she is eligible for more than one categories. If he / she apply for
more than one category at a time, his / her candidature shall be cancelled.
 EXAMPLE 1:
“Mr. Anwar ” is eligible to apply for category “ A” as well as for category
“C”. In accordance with relevant Rule, “Mr. Anwar” can apply either for
category “A” or for category “C”. He cannot apply at a time for category “A”
as well as category “B”.
 EXAMPLE 2:
Similarly, “Mr. Anwar” is eligible to apply for category “C” as well as
Category “B”. In accordance with relevant Rule, “Mr. Anwar” can apply
either for category “B” or for category “C”.
 EXAMPLE 3:
“Mr. Anwar” is a disable candidate. He belongs to “Minority Community”.
So “Mr. Anwar” is eligible to apply for category “C” as well as category “B”.
In accordance with relevant Rule “Mr. Anwar” can apply either for category
“C” or for category “B”.
5. The candidates simultaneously applying for the “District Merit MBBS

Seats” and the “MBBS Seats Reserved for candidates under Special
Categories” will have to indicate their first choice and second choice
respectively on separate application forms. If choice is not indicated and
he/she appears for interview for District Merit as well as special category
seat, it will be the discretion of the Admission Committee to nominate
him/her against anyone seat.
6. The Parents who have already availed the facility of MBBS seats
Reserved for candidates under Special Categories (Disabled & Minorities)
by getting his / her two children admitted against the respective quota seats
shall not be entitled to avail this privilege for the third time in any case.
7. CHOICE OF MEDICAL COLLEGES:
Over writing / cutting on Admission form will not be acceptable.
8. CHANGE OF MEDICAL INSTITUTION:
The choice of Medical Institution once opted by a candidate will not be

changed in any circumstances.
9. The candidate simultaneously applying for MBBS and BDS course shall
indicate their 1st and 2nd preference of courses i.e. MBBS or BDS on the application
form for the respective courses. The admission to MBBS and BDS course is not
mutually interchangeable. Once a candidate is admitted in BDS Course, after
three months from start of academic Session, he / she shall not be eligible to change
to MBBS Course even if he / she somehow is selected on MBBS Merit.
10. The nomination papers and documents of candidates applying against the
“Seats Reserved for Foreign Nationals” shall be forwarded by the Federal
Government, before the specified date and may allocate these seats to any country,
as per policy. Nominations shall not be accepted after 30 days of
commencement of the Academic Session.
11. The nomination papers and documents of the candidates applying against
the “Seats Reserved for the candidates of FATA, AJ&K, Northern Areas,
Punjab (Reciprocal) and Sindh (Reciprocal)” shall be forwarded by the
concerned Ministry/Department to the Vice Chancellor/ Chairman, Admission
Committee BUMHS, Quetta before the specified date. Nominations shall not be
accepted after 30 days of commencement of the Academic Session.
12. The “Unclaimed / Unfilled Seats Reserved for the candidates of Foreign
National, FATA, AJ&K, Northern Areas, Punjab (Reciprocal) and Sindh
(Reciprocal), shall stand abolished for Foreign National, FATA, AJ&K, Northern
Areas, Punjab (Reciprocal) and Sindh (Reciprocal), within 10 days of
commencement of Academic Session and will be filled on Provincial Open Merit.
CHAPTER 2
BDS SEATS.
13. The total number of BDS Seats during Academic Session 2018-2019
shall be 36.
NATURE, ALLOCATION AND NUMBER OF BDS SEATS NUMBER OF SEATS

S.NO
Provincial Merit BDS Seats in Dental Section of B M C

1 08 Seats
(University Dental College), BUMHS Quetta
2 Provincial Merit BDS Seats in various institutions of Sindh for 01 Seat
the students of Balochistan Province on Goodwill basis
Divisional Merit BDS Seats in various institutions of Sindh for
3 03 Seats
the students of Balochistan Province on Goodwill basis .
Divisional Merit BDS Seats in Dental Section of B M C
4 24 seats
(University Dental College), BUMHS Quetta
Grand Total of BDS seats 36 Seats
(N.B.: a. Divisional Merit Seats at S.No.3 and 4 would be distributed amongst

various Divisions of the province of Balochistan as per prescribed break-up
formula.
b. Quetta Division excludes Quetta Urban and Quetta Urban would be
considered as one of the Divisions for this purpose of distribution of seats).
14. DETAILS OF 36 BDS SEATS
a. PROVINCIAL MERIT BDS SEATS IN DENTAL SECTION OF BMC

(UNIVERSITY DENTAL COLLEGE), BUMHS, QUETTA
Eight (08) Seats have been allocated in Dental Section Of BMC
(University Dental College), BUMHS, Quetta on Provincial Merit
basis.
b. FOUR (04) BDS SEATS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF SINDH:
. i. Four (04) BDS Seats have been allocated in the following institutions
of Sindh on Goodwill basis (Merit cum choice):
S.No Name of Institutions No of Seats.
1 Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi. 02
2 Liaquat Medical University of Health Sciences, 02
Jamshoro
Total 04
ii. One (01) out of these 04 seats shall be allocated on Provincial Merit
basis while the remaining three (03) seats shall be allocated on
Divisional Merit basis as per the prescribed break-up formula:
iii. In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

Division(s) against the above mentioned reserved seats then it
iv. The “Unclaimed BDS Divisional Merit Seats” {allocated in Sindh as well
as Dental Section of BMC (University Dental College), BUMHS, Quetta} shall be
given to General candidates on “Provincial Merit basis” within a period of 30 days
after finalization of Merit List.
c. DIVISIONAL MERIT BDS SEATS IN Dental Section of BMC

(UNIVERSITY DENTAL COLLEGE) BUMHS, QUETTA:
Twenty Four (24) BDS Seats have been allocated in Dental Section of BMC
(University Dental College) BUMHS, Quetta on Divisional Merit as per
prescribed break-up formula according to authenticated /approved census:
CHAPTER-3
15. ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES:
a. (i) The candidate must have passed obtaining minimum sixty percent (60%)
marks in Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or F.Sc (Pre-Medical) or
Intermediate (Pre-Medical) or equivalent examination having minimum
twelve years of education from Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education Balochistan, Quetta or any other recognized Board or University
of Pakistan.
OR
b. (ii) The candidate must have passed equivalent examination from inside or
outside Pakistan obtaining minimum sixty percent (60%) marks in aggregate
with at least three science subjects i.e Biology, Chemistry and either Physics
or Mathematics and such course must have been duly certified by the Inter
Boards Committee of Chairman (IBCC), Islamabad as if he/she applies for
admission on the basis of GCSE or American/Canadian High School
Examinations or „A‟ Level etc equivalent to Higher Secondary School Certificate
(HSSC) or F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) or Intermediate (Pre-Medical) or equivalent level
examination within Pakistan
c. The candidate having Local/Domicile of any district of Balochistan can

appear in MDCAT.
d. Mere appearance in MDCAT does not confer the right to apply for or Claim
admission to any Medical/Dental College/Institution.
16. MERIT FORMULA:

The merit for the purpose of admissions shall be calculated as an aggregate
percentage of marks derived from formula of PM&DC as below:
SSC / Matric / Equivalent 10%
HSSC/FSc/IBCC (Pre-Medical or Equivalent) inclduing all subjects 40%
Provincial / Regional / Centralized Entry Test of the Province
from where the candidate is bearing the local/domicile: 50%
The following marks shall be deducted from the aggregate marks of the
candidate:
 Ten marks shall be deducted per year or part of a year if a
candidate fails to pass or tries to improve Division in F.Sc
examination in two years after passing the matriculation /F.Sc
examination as the case may be.
 Five marks per year shall be deducted if the candidate fails to get
admission during the year he/she passed F.Sc examination.
However, this condition does not apply in case of delay in
admission caused by legal procedures resulting in Court decision
favorable to a candidate originally rejected by the Admission
Committee.
NOTE: In case a candidate does not clear F.Sc. examination or part of a

year, beyond this period shall be treated his/her attempt for the purpose of
deduction irrespective of his/her having not appeared in the examination in
such year.
In case the adjusted marks of two or more candidates are equal, the
candidate securing higher marks in the entry test shall be ranked higher on
merit for the purpose of admission. If the marks of the entry test are also
equal, then the candidate securing higher marks in F.Sc. will be ranked
higher on merit. If both are equal then the age will be considered at the time
of submission of form.
17. OTHER TERMS, CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR

ENTRACE TEST AND ADMISSIONS:
a. At the time of submission of admission forms the candidates shall
submit, interialia, a copy of his / her Local / Domicile Certificate issued by
the concerned authorities of the respective district. In case, the candidate
dos not possess his / her / Local / Domicile Certificate, he / she shall submit
a copy of his / her Father / Mother Local / Domicile Certificate recorded his /
her (candidate’s) name thereon.
b. A candidate or his/her father/mother (as the case may be), if found in

possession of two local/domicile certificates during the course of admission
process, shall not be considered for admission against any seat. Such
cases can only be considered if the parents or the candidates submit an
affidavit that one of the Local/Domicile Certificates had been cancelled
before the date of application for admission. In case the candidate fails to
mention or submit the affidavit, he/she shall not be considered for
admission. The Admission Committee reserves the right of debarring such
candidates for a period not exceeding 3 academic sessions.
c. The Admission Committee on the basis of the documents attached

with the application form shall be competent to decide as to whether the
candidate actually belongs to district/ agency against which he / she has
applied. The candidate shall be bound to abide by the decision of the
Admission Committee.
d. If at any stage, it is proved that any candidate has been admitted on
the basis of false/incorrect documents or information, his/her admission
shall be cancelled and all fees paid shall be forfeited immediately by the
Principal, and the candidate concerned shall be debarred from admission in
the college for three academic sessions.
e. If at any stage it is proved that any candidate has been admitted
against the rules of admission, his/her admission shall be cancelled.
f. If a candidate has once been admitted to Veterinary, Engineering,

Forestry, Agriculture, or any other professional graduation course against
the Government reserved seats, he/ she shall not be eligible to seek
admission in MBBS or BDS course, whether the nominee being nominated
by Government or by the authorities of institute concerned on their own
level.
g. (i) No candidate once selected by the Admission Committee, shall be
admitted to Bolan Medical College, BUMHS Quetta if he/she does not report for
admission within 30 days from the date of announcement of final result and their
admission shall stand cancelled. These seats shall be given to the next eligible
candidate on the merit list through the Admission Committee.
(ii) It is mandatory for all medical students to get himself / herself
registered with PM&DC as a medical student within 03 months from the
commencement of Academic Session. After (03) three months the College shall
not be responsible for any consequences.
h. Candidate once selected for admission if, on his own leaves to join another
institution after 30 days of start of the academic session shall have to pay Rs. 2,
00,000/- as fine to Bolan Medical College BUMHS, Quetta and the seat so vacated
shall be filled from next waiting candidate on merit through the Admission
Committee to be filled within 45 days from the commencement of the academic
Session.
i. The recommendation of the First meeting of the Admission Committee is to

be submitted to the competent Authority for its approval. The Admission
Committee shall be bound to take final decision in all disputed cases within 30 days
of the first Admission Committee meeting. However, all other recommendations
regarding disputed cases, waiting candidates, allotment of the unfilled seats of
foreign national Punjab and Sindh (reciprocal), verification of local/domicile
certificates, disability cases etc. will be final and decision on such issues of the
Admission Committee needs no further approval.
j. A candidate who does not take admission in the Medical College even
after his/her selection by the Admission Committee in that particular year,
shall not be admitted in the Medical College during the subsequent year on the
basis of his/her previous selection. He/she shall have to undergo all the process
and complete all the formalities during the subsequent year as required by a
fresh candidate and he/she shall only be granted admission after selection by
the Admission Committee.
k. A candidate who has passed matriculation and F.Sc. from other

provinces and fails to satisfy the Admission Committee about reasons
beyond his/her control for not studying in Balochistan shall be ineligible. It
shall be the responsibility of the candidates to provide documentary
evidence/proof of reasons for studying outside the Province. Simple
statement for better education shall not be acceptable to the Admission
Committee.
EXPLANATION: The applicability of the contents of para shall be

exercised with caution, since the said para is intended only to hamper those
candidates who are exclusively settled / belong to other Provinces but they
want to get the medical seats on the basis of Domicile / Local certificate
obtained by whatever sources by such candidate.
l. If as a result of judgment of the Honourable High Court / Supreme

Court of Pakistan any candidate is given admission in MBBS/BDS course,
he/she would be accommodated in place of defeated candidate who shall
resultantly stand unseated. The Chairman Admission Committee/Vice
Chancellor shall be competent to expel such candidate on the basis of said
judgment without any show cause notice.
m. Application for admission alongwith attested photo copies of documents

submitted by the candidates shall not be returned.
However if he/ she selected in any other Medical Institution and leaves the
college he /she has to pay Rs. 2,00,000/- as a fine.
n. The competent forum reserves the right of making any addition,

alteration or amendment in the admission policy / prospectus and the
application forms etc. at any time.
CHAPTER-4
18. PROCEDURE OF ADMISSION(S):
a. Applications for admission(s) to 1st year MBBS and 1st year BDS
courses shall be invited by the Vice Chancellor/Chairman Admissions
Committee, BUMHS Quetta through an advertisement in leading
newspapers or Radio or Television or combination of print, electronic and
social media, etc. No notice etc. shall be issued individually to the
candidates for inviting applications, communication of results of the
interviews or any other instructions to the candidates. Publication of any
other instructions through the Press Release in the Newspapers or Radio or
Television or combination of print, electronic and social media, etc. shall be
considered sufficient.
b. HOW TO APPLY- Candidate can apply only ONLINE at BUMHS
website(s) (www.bumhs.edu.pk or www.bumhs.net ). Once Online application
form is submitted it cannot be retrieved for making any change. In case of
any error/omission visit Admissions Office at BUMHS, Brewery Road,
Quetta. Print out of Online Application Form along with bank receipt and
all required documents duly attested must be submitted to Admissions
Office at BUMHS, Brewery Road, Quetta before or by January 21, 2019
(04:00 PM). The applications received after the last date will not be
entertained and no excuse of any kind will be acceptable.
c. The selection of candidates for admission to 1st year MBBS and BDS
classes shall be made by the Admission Committee strictly according to
conditions laid down in the Prospectus.
19. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
a. Matriculation Pass Certificate
b. Matriculation Marks Sheet or “O” Level Equivalence Certificate issued by

IBCC.
c. Intermediate Science (Pre-Medical) Marks sheet and Pass Certitificate or
“A” Level (Pre-medical) Equivalence certificate by IBCC with Transcript
Certificate.
d. National Identity Card from NADRA/‟B‟ Form of candidate (as applicable)
e. Local/Domicile Certificate of Candidate issued by authorized District
Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner, National Identity card of Father/Mother from
NADRA (in case of Death of Father or Divorce).
f. Affidavit on Non-Judicial Stamp paper duly attested by 1st class
Magistratewith a statement that the candidate, his father/guardian possesses only
one local/domicile .
g. Character Certificate from grade- 17 or above Government Officer or
Principal/Head of last attended institution.
h. Candidates from Quetta rural would produce/submit a Certificate from Deputy
Commissioner (DC) Quetta with confirmation that the candidate is applying
against/for reserved seats of Quetta Rural Area.
i. Four (04) recent passport size photographs with white or blue background
(NB:- The candidate(s) is(are) required to submit to Admissions Office of
BUMHS, Brewery Road, Quetta 03 sets of print out of application forms along
with bank receipts and all required documents with 06 copies of local/domicile
certificate, duly attested by a Gazetted Officer.
The certificates of all the selected candidate shall be verified from the issuing
board / authorities and the expenditure on verification shall be paid by the
candidate).
20. SUBMISSION OF FEE:
Before filling in online application form, the candidate or his/her representative is

required to visit the nearest branch of Habib Bank Limited (HBL) during banking
hours and deposit rupees Twelve Hundrad and Fifty (Rs.1250/- NON-
REFUNDABLE) including Rs. 500/- as Application processing fee and Rs. 750/- as
Entry Test fee in BUMHS Bank Account No. PK 11HABB0016497991846803.
Bank Receipt details should be entered into online application form and be attached
with print-out of duly completed online application form.
21. APPLICATION AND ENTRY TEST SCHEDULE:
a. SUBMISSION OF ONLINE APPLICATION: JANUARY 07, 2019 TO

JANUARY 21, 2019
(The submission of online applications will be CLOSED after 4:00 PM on January
21, 2019)
b. MDCAT 2018-19 (Entry Test) will be held on February 03, 2019
(SUNDAY) at 10:00 AM
NOTE: Candidate must arrive to Test Center before 09:00 AM and Center(s)
would be SEALED at 09:15 AM
(Venue of the test would be intimated later)
22. SYLLABUS AND PATTERN OF MDCAT 2018-19:
a. Syllabus /Course for BUMHS (MDCAT) 2018-19 for admission in

Public Sector Institutions
Course of F.Sc (Pre Medical) in the subjects of Biology, Chemistry and

Physics) published by Balochistan Textbook Board, Quetta for the academic
sessions 2016-17 & 2017-18 is being taught in the colleges of Balochistan;
hence, the question paper for the Test shall be based on the common core
syllabus notified by the Balochistan Textbook Board, Quetta for F.Sc (Pre-
Medical).
The English component of the paper in the test would be based on General
English for language proficiency.
b. Pattern of Question Paper
 The test shall consist of one paper containing 220 multiple-choice

questions (MCQs) having four options with single best answer. There will
be following four (04) divided sections with defined weightage of
Questions/MCQs:
(i) Biology (88 MCQs)
(ii) Chemistry (58 MCQs)
(iii) Physics (44 MCQs)
(iv) English - General for language proficiency (30 MCQs)
 The duration of Test shall be 150 minutes (2½ hours).
 There shall be Negative Marking in the test. For each correct answer, five
(05) marks will be awarded to a candidate and for each incorrect answer
one (01) mark will be deducted from the total score. No mark will be
deducted on not attempting a question.
 As per the regulations of PM&DC, there shall be no pass marks in

the Test, i.e., no candidate shall be declared pass or fail in the Test.
Instead, total marks obtained by a candidate in the Test shall be declared.
 The candidate must bring: (a) Computer print-out of his/her Admittance

Card, (b) Original Local/Domicile/Passport/CNIC/Form-B (c)Two (02) good
quality blue ball point pens, and (d) a clean clipboard with nothing written
on it. No candidate shall be allowed to enter the test centre without his/her
Admittance Card. This Admittance Card will be collected by the Invigilator
after the start of test.
CHAPTER-5
23. DRESS/UNIFORM.
The Students will use the following dress during College / Hospital hours in
summer and winter seasons. Without dress the students will not be allowed to enter the
Class rooms/Laboratories/Hospital wards etc. and Roll Number will not be allotted.
FOR MALE STUDETNS.
SUMMER SEASON WINTER SEASON.
1. Blue trouser/Grey Trouser. 1. Blue Blazer with College Badge.

2. Grey base with Blue stripe tie. 2. Blue paint.
3. White Shirt 3. Grey base with blue stripe tie.
4. Black Shoes. 4. Black Shoes.
5. White Shalwar Qameez and 5. White Shalwar Qameez and Black
Black Waist Coat (Optional) Waist Coat/ Blue Sweater/ High neck.
FOR FEMALE STUDETNS.

SUMMER SEASON WINTER SEASON.
1. White Shalwar (Pajama) 1. White Shalwar (Pajama)

Blue Qameez with Check/ Blue Qameez with Check
White Qameez Blue Dopatta/ White Qameez Blue Dopatta/ Scarf
Scarf. Blue Sweater / High neck.
CHAPTER-6
24. ADMISSION COMMITTEE
a. The selection of candidates for admission to 1st year MBBS/ BDS program of
studies shall be made by the “Admission Committee” comprising the following
members:
01. Vice Chancellor Chairman

BUMHS, Quetta
03. Principal
Concerned Medical College Member
(BMC/ UDC/ MMC/ JMC/LMC)
04. Registrar Member/ Secretary

BUMHs, Quetta
05. Chairman Member

or his Representative
Balochistan Public Service Commission,
Quetta
06. Secretary Member
or his nominee not below the
rank of Additional Secretary
Government of Balochistan
Health Department, Quetta

Higher & Technical Education, Quetta

Law and Parliamentary Affairs, Quetta
09. Representative of PMDC. Member
10. Deputy Commissioner Member

(Concerned District)
11. Legal Advisor,

BUMHS, Quetta Member
12. Any other co-opted member

(if required)
25. The meeting(s) of the Admission Committee shall be presided over by the
Vice Chancellor/ Chairman, BUMHS, Quetta.
26. The quorum of the meeting(s) of the Admission Committee shall be one half
of the total members of the committee.
27. The meeting(s) of the Admission Committee shall be held at where ever
convenient to interview the candidates.
28. The physical presence of the candidate is must/compulsory at the place, date
and time of interview.
29. The candidate seeking admission in MBBS and BDS shall have to produce
before the Admission committee a Local/ Domicile certificate issued by the
concerned authorities / District Administrative officer of the respective district.
30. The Admission Committee shall have the right to verify any
document(s) etc. submitted by the candidates through any department
concerned to satisfy the genuineness of the matter prior to finalization of its
recommendations.
31. The right of dissent vote in the event of difference of the opinion shall
be exercised only by the members of the Admission Committee.
32. The decision(s) / recommendation(s) shall be made by the majority of

votes of the members. In case of equal number of votes for and against, the
casting vote of Vice Chancellor / Chairman, Admission Committee would decide
the matter.
33. The decision(s) / recommendation(s) of the Admission Committee

shall be submitted to BUMHS Syndicate for final approval.
34. No provisional admission shall be granted to any candidate.
35. No candidate shall be given admission if he/she has not been

recommended by the Admission Committee.
CHAPTER-7
36. FEES AND SUBSCRIPTION.
a. All the students in BMC (BUMHS) will pay fee each year such as admission
fee, Academic fee, Welfare fee and Sports fee. From 1 st Year to Final year
students must pay fees by the date as may be fixed by the BUMHS for the
purpose as per detail given below:
1st YEAR.
1. Admission Fee ………………. Rs.10,000/-
2. Academic Fee ………………. Rs 5,000/-
3. Welfare Fund ………………. Rs. 10,000/-
Total: Rs. 25000/-
2nd 3rd 4th AND 5th YEAR.

1. Academic Fee ……………. Rs. 2,500/-
2. Welfare Fee ……………. Rs. 2,500/-
Total: Rs. 5,000/-
b. Remarks:
The Welfare fee fund shall be utilized for well-being of students through Welfare
fund committee, notified by the BUMHS, Quetta.
c If the fee is not paid in time, the name of the defaulters if already admitted
will be struck off from college rolls and readmission will only be allowed on
payment of re-admission fee of Rs.1000/- in addition to the usual college
fees.
d. Fee once paid is not refundable in any circumstances.
e. A student who is required to attend the academic session for the 2nd time on
account of failure in a professional examination would be required to pay the
welfare fund amounting to Rs.2000/- only for that session.
f. There will be no remission of fee.
g. The identity card will be issued on the production of the receipt of the fee
prescribed for the 1st year class. If lost, it will be reissued on the payment of
Rs.200/- provided he/she has publicized the lost in the newspaper.h
CHAPTER-8
37. COLLEGE SESSION.
a. The duration of terms and vacation shall be as follows:
1st term …………………………………1st March to 15th June

2nd term…………………………………16th June to 30th September
3rd term…………………………………1st October to 15th December
b. As recommended by the Educational Development Committee and

academic Council BUMHS, Quetta. The theory paper of University
Professional Examination MBBS and BDS courses would be held on 100 %
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) pattern.
c. Examinations are of two kinds, namely class examination and University

examinations.
d. All examination shall be compulsory for every student of each class.

Students failing to obtain 40% marks in the class/terms exams shall not be
allowed to appear in the annual professional/promotion examinations, of the
1st year and sent up examination for the university examination to be held
near the end of the third term.
e. The students who fail in the annual promotion examination of the 1 st year
class and sent up examination for the university examination shall be
detained and their scholarship will be withheld.
f. University examinations of MBBS course is held as follows as per

regulations of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council through University
of Balochistan Quetta.
1) 1stl Professional MBBS, Examination, at the end of First year.
2) 2nd Professional MBBS, Examination, at the end of Second year.
3) 3rd Professional MBBS, Examination, at the end of 3rd year
4) 4th Professional MBBS, Examination, at the end of 4th year.
5) Final Professional MBBS, Examination, at the end of 5th year.

g. There shall be only two professional examinations for each class in the
year. There will be no carry over system. Students who fail in any
professional examination shall not be promoted to the next higher class until
they have cleared all the subjects of their respective professional
examination. This is in accordance with the instruction of PMDC.
PROFESSIONAL MBBS EXAMINATIONS :-
1. First Professional MBBS Examination:
To be held at the end of the 1st year in the following subjects in Course work
completed in the first year:
(a) Anatomy and Histology

One Paper: 100 marks
Practical and Oral Exam: 100 marks
(b) Physiology
One Paper 100 marks
(c) Biochemistry
One Paper 50 marks
(d) Pakistan studies & Islamiat. 50 marks
“Any student who failed to clear the First Year MBBS / BDS
examination in four chances availed or un-availed after becoming eligible
for each examination shall cease to become eligible for further Medical
Education in Pakistan.”
2. Second professional MBBS Examination:

To be held at the end of the 2nd year in the following subject in Course work
completed in the second year:
(a) Anatomy and Histology

One Paper: 100 marks
(b) Physiology
One Paper 100 marks
(c) Biochemistry
One Paper 50 marks
(d) Pakistan studies & Islamiat. 50 marks.
“Any student who fails to clear the Second Year MBBS / BDS
Examination in four chances availed or un-availed after becoming
eligible for the examination shall cease to become eligible for further
Medical Education in Pakistan.”
3- 3rd Professional MBBS Examination:
To be held at the end of the 3rd year in the following Subjects.
(a) Pharmacology & therapeutics

One paper. 150 Marks.
Practical and Oral Exams 150 Marks.
(b) Pathology General, Microbiology & Parasitology

One Paper: 150 Marks
Practical and Oral Exam 150 Marks.
(c) Forensic Medicine

One Paper. 100 Marks.
Practical and Oral Exam 100 Marks.
The clinical skill in all subjects shall be taught and evaluated in 3 rd year. It
should be part of internal evaluation having proportionate weight age
according to the number of marks allotted to each subject. The methodology
of evaluation to be developed by each department.
4th Professional MBBS Examination:
To be held at the end of 4th year in the following subjects.
(a) Community Medicine

One Paper. 150 Marks.
Practical and Oral Exam. 150 Marks.
(b) Special Pathology:

One Paper 150 Marks
Practical and Oral Exam. 150 Marks.
(c) Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) 200 Marks

One Paper, Practical and Oral Exam.
(d) Ophthalmology 200 Marks

Final Professional MBBS Examination:
To be held at the end of the 5th year in the following Subjects:
(a) Medicine including Psychiatry and 600 Marks

Dermatology
Two Papers, Practical and Oral Exam.
(b) Surgery including Orthopeadics and 600 Marks

Anesthesia
Two Papers, Practical and Oral Exam.
(c) Obstetrics and Gynecology 400 Marks

Two papers, Practical and Oral Exam.
(d) Pediatrics including Neonatology 200 Marks

BDS EXAMINATION
The BDS course normally extends to a period of 4 academic years. A

University exam is held at the end of each academic year. The year wise break
up for teaching the main subjects and conducting examination will be as
follows:-
First Professional BDS Examination:
(a) Anatomy, Neuro- Anatomy and Histology

and Embryology
One Paper: 75 marks
(b) Physiology including Bio-Chemistry

One Paper 75 marks
(c) Science of Dental Materials and Lab - Technique

One Paper 75 marks
(d) Pakistan Studies and Islamiat
Second Professional BDS part-II Examination:
(a) General and Dental Pharmacology & Therapeutics

One paper, 75 Marks
Practical and Oral exams 75 Marks
(b) General Pathology and Bacteriology

One Paper 75 marks
(c) Dental Anatomy and Tooth Morphology

One Paper 75 marks
Third Professional BDS Examination:
(a) Medicine
One paper, 75 marks
Practical and Oral exams 75 marks
(b) Surgery
One Paper: 75 marks
(c) Oral Pathology and Microbiology
One Paper, 75 marks
Practical and Oral Exam. 75 marks
(d) Oral Medicine and Periodontology
One Paper, 75 marks
Final Professional BDS Examination:
(a) Dental Prosthetic

One Paper, 60 marks
(b) Operative/Conservative Dentistry

One Paper 60 Marks
(c) Orthodontics and Radiology

One Paper 60 Marks
(d) Oral Surgery and Anesthesia

One Paper 60 Marks
38. Before being allowed to appear in the University examination every student
is required to produce a “No Dues” certificate from the College Cashier.
39 . There should be no more than two professional university

examination in a year. No special Supplementary Examination will be
allowed under any circumstances as per instructions of P.M.D.C.
40. The percentage of pass marks in each subject should not be less
than 50% that is 50% in theory and 50% in practical/viva voce. No grace
mark (even one number) should be allowed in any examination as
prescribed by the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
41. Only those students shall be allowed to take the University examination who
had completed the course of studies to the entire satisfaction of the Heads of
Department and obtained 75% attendance in the theory lectures delivered and
practical conducted in their respective subjects.
42. The BUMHS has the discretion to refuse permission to any student to
appear in any University Examination if in his opinion the student’s work,
conduct and character has been unsatisfactory.
43. Every candidate shall forward his/her application for appearing in the
particular Professional Examination through the Controller of Examination
BUMHS by the date fixed by University with submission of due/ fees.
44. Any student found having recourse to unfair means will be expelled
from the Examination hall & necessary disciplinary action will be taken
against him/her.
45. Late comers shall not be admitted to the Examination Hall.
46. The syllabus and examination procedure for the Professional

Examinations shall conform with the latest rules and regulations for the
degree of Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery as prescribed by the
Pakistan Medical & Dental Council.
47. A candidate who fails to pass in First Annual Examination will be

admitted to the supplementary examination on payment of fresh
examination fee on each occasion.
48. The University of Balochistan has the power to exclude any

candidate from the examination if it is satisfied that such candidate is not a
fit person to-be allowed to appear in the examination.
CHAPTER-9
LEAVE
49. Student must not leave station without the permission of the Vice
Chancellor, BUMHS. The student must apply for leave giving sound reason
s and must get the sanction before leaving.
50. Leave on medical grounds beyond 03 weeks will be without
scholarship unless recommended by a specialist treating the student.
51. Sick leave will be granted on production of medical certificate from a
specialist doctor and shall be with scholarship for a period of six days at any
one occasion.
52. The leave may be extended upto three weeks on the production of a
certificate from authorised doctors recommending the leave to be absolutely
necessary for the student’s health.
53. In case of scholarship holders, who are admitted for treatment in a
hospital recognised by the Government sick leave will be with scholarship.
54. In all cases leave taken will be at the student's own risk so far as the
percentage of attendance is concerned and even a medical certificate will not
condone a deficiency in attendance.
55. A student who is absent without leave continuously for a period of three
weeks, his/her name shall be struck off from the College rolls and he / she
will not be eligible for re-admission.
56. All students proceeding on leave are required to furnish their address to
the Principal before leaving.
57. The day scholar may produce a medical certificate signed by a
Registered Medical Practitioner and countersigned by the Specialist
(Professor / Assistant Professor).
58. In case of Hostel residents falling ill and remaining in the Hostel during
illness the Hostel Warden must sign the Medical Certificate.
59. Out-patient ticket will not be accepted as a medical certificate.
60. Medical Certificate in support of absence must be produced at the
earliest possible date, and in any case not later than 3 days of absence.
61. A Medical Certificate must specified the nature of illness & the period
with dates of leave recommended on account of illness.
CHAPTER-10
BOOKS AND LIBRARY
62. The Library is open to the teaching staff and the students of the
College, it shall remain open on all working days during the
prescribed hours.
63. Silence and order must be observed in the Library.
64. Meals and refreshments must not be allowed in the Library.
65. Books and journals would be given to the students for study in the
Library only on deposition of their identity cards. These would be
returned after the books and journals have been deposited.
66. Students are not allowed to take books outside the Library / unless
these are issued in their name.
67. Normally two books can be issued at a time to the teaching staff.
68. Heads of Departments and Professors are privileged to take more than
two books of their subjects at a time.
69. Books are issued to the students for two weeks only but may be issued
for a whole academic session.
70. Books required in the Library for checking, stock taking etc, must be
promptly returned on receipt of a notice from the Librarian.
71. Books in possession of any staff member must be returned on receipt
of a notice from the Librarian.
72. The Book card placed in the pocket at the end of the Book must be
delivered to the Librarian after signature before the book is taken out.
73. Every consultant borrower before leaving the Library shall return the
book consulted to the Librarian on the duty and shall ensure that the
book card is properly marked with return entries.
74. Reference books and Books required for occasional reference such
as Encyclopaedia, Dictionaries etc. and books of great value or rarity
shall not be issued to any staff members, or students.
75. Video cassettes and CD shall not be issued to any staff member or
student for taking outside library.
CHAPTER-11
MIGRATION
76. Student shall not be permitted to migrate without the previous permission
of the Vice Chancellor.
77. Only University Registered students shall be eligible for migration.
Migration from the private Medical Colleges within the country/abroad is
not allowed in any case.
78. No application for mutual migration or otherwise shall be
entertained, till the student has passed the 1st Professional MBBS
Examination.
79. No application for migration shall be entertained during the academic
year except on father's/Guardian's death or transfer in support of which
authentic proof must be forth coming.
80. A student on being allowed migration as per PM&DC, rules he/she
must clear all his outstanding dues any pay Rs.2000/- as migration fees.
CHAPTER-12
HOSTELS
81. There are Five Hostel blocks for students, Four are situated in new
complex and one in the old College premises.
82. On account of the no-availability of seats at present the College does
not under take the responsibility to provide Hostel accommodation to the
newly admitted students.
83. Seats if made available at any stage shall be allotted by the Allotment
Committee in order of merit and only on production of receipt of payment of
the Hostel fee. At the beginning of each academic year each occupant of
Hostel room must deposit the Hostel Fee otherwise his allotment is liable to be
cancelled.
84. A fee once deposited is refundable only in case Hostel accommodation is
not provided. However the fee shall be forfeited in case it is not claimed with the
Academic Session for which it is paid. The following Hostel Fee and subscription
are payable by the students for the full session of the College alongwith the College
fee.
i) Hostel Fee (Not refundable)….................... Rs. 5,000/-per Year
ii) Misalliances (Not refundable)........(withdrawn) Rs. 3,000/-

Furniture/Heater/Fan
Total: Rs. 5,000/-
Since the fee Rs.3000/- omitted from the above Para hence, the provision of
above facilities shall also be withdrawn. This shall be implemented from 1 st year
to Final year MBBS & BDS students.
85. the security Deposit is not claimed within one month of leaving the Hostel the
amount shall be confiscated.
86. No student is allowed to change his seat without the approval of the
Allotment Committee.
87. The Principal may refuse admission or expel a student if he is satisfied
that he is not desirable person to live in the College Hostel.
88. If any student leaves the Hostel without settlement of the Hostel and
Mess dues, the amount outstanding against him will be recovered from the
security deposit or scholarship or as decided by the Principal on the advice
of the Hostel Warden.
89. The Warden will maintain an up-to-date inventory of the Hostel
property subject to the general control and supervision of the Principal.
90. The Warden is responsible for discipline in the Hostel and is authorised to
admonish student for any irregularities neglect of duties or breach of discipline.
91. No newspaper periodical magazines or any publications other than those
authorised by the Warden shall be brought into the Hostel by any boarder.
92. Use of Electric Heaters, stoves, electric iron machine or any such
instruments as worked by electricity, except light is strictly prohibited in the
hostel. Any student found making use of them will have the appliance
confiscated and will be reported to the Principal for such action as deemed
fit.
93. The neatness and cleanliness of the room shall be the responsibility of
the occupants.
94. All electric and other damages shall be repaired at the expenses of the
boarders responsible.
95. Furniture shall not be transferred from one room to another.
96. No boarder shall indulge in any amusement, which disturbs other
boarders.
97. Every boarder shall be in his room by the time fixed by the Hostel
Warden.
98. Applications for withdrawal from the Hostel should be submitted to the
Warden.
99. Any boarder found guilty of persistent violation of hostel rules shall be
expelled from the Hostel on the advice of the Hostel Warden by the
Principal and given such punishment as deemed fit.
100. No boarder shall stay out for the night or spend the weekend outside
without prior permission of the Warden.
101. All cases of sickness must be reported to the Warden for necessary
treatment.
102. The College is not responsible for any loss or the theft of the boarder's
belongings.
103. Boarders are warned against interfering with the electric fittings and all
other fixtures, and damaging of furniture.
104. The use of liquor and narcotics in the Hostel premises in strictly
prohibited.
105. Students must keep their room neat clean and tidy. The bed should
properly made and the bed covers used.
106. Every part of the Hostel premises shall be freely open to inspection by the
Principal / Warden.
107. No sectarian / political ceremony likely to injure the feeling of other
boarders shall be performed in the Hostels.
108. No cooking is allowed in the rooms. Any breaches are liable to strict
action by the Principal on the complaint of Hostel Warden.
109. Students should take due care of the bathrooms and taps etc, and shall
not allow water to run to waste. Anyone found doing this intentionally would be
liable for punishment.
110. All lights must be switched off on leaving the room.
111. Right of admission in the Hostel premises are reserved.
112. Leave of absence from Hostel shall be granted by the Warden. On return
from leave the boarder shall report his arrival to the Warden.
113. The Warden shall be the ex-officer Honorary Medical Officer of the Hostel.
He/she will report to the Principal all cases of sickness lasting more than 24
hours. If it is considered necessary by the Warden the sick boarder shall be
admitted in the College Hospital for proper treatment free of charge.
114. The boarder must occupy the room originally allowed to them. No
change is allowed without the permission of the Warden / Allotment Committee.
115. The occupants of a room shall not refuse sharing their rooms by the new
alloters. Defaulters will liable for strict disciplinary action.
116. All demands relating to the Hostel must be routed through the Hostel
Warden. No direct application will be entertained by the Principal.
117. No meeting or activities of political nature are permitted in the Hostel
premises.
No outsider shall be allowed to stay in the hostels i.e. friends,

acquaintances, relatives, brothers, sisters, parents and servants. In case
anoutsider is found residing in the hostels an F.I.R shall be lodged against the
outsider and the allotment of the students involved in bringing in the outsider
shall be cancelled.
CHAPTER-13
HOSTEL MESS
118. Hostel Mess is meant only for the bonafide College students. It is
furnished with necessary furniture and utensils.
119. Mess members elect their own Mess Manager and run it themselves
or through a contractor.
120. The Manager shall keep the accounts, supervise the work of servants
and see that the kitchen and utensils are kept clean and tidy.
121. On the application from one half of the member of the Mess the
Warden can order the election of a new mess Manager.
122. Meals will be served in the Dining Room and shall not be taken in living
rooms.
123. Members intending to be absent from a meal must notify to the
Manager at least a day previously or as decided by the warden, otherwise
they will be charges for it.
124. Members will clear their previous month’s balance on or before the
10th of each month after which the Warden may debar any member from the
use of the Mess on the advice of the Mess Manager.
125. Before proceeding on vacation members shall clear their Mess and
Canteen accounts.
126. Members inviting guests for meals should intimate the fact to the
Manager at least six hours before the meals are served or as amicably
arranged.
127. The Warden may forfeit the right of Membership of any member if his
conduct is found unsatisfactory or if he does not abide by the rules of the
Mess.
CHAPTER-14
GENERAL
128. The students shall undertake to refrain from doing anything, which may
cause injury or insult to Head of the Institution, teachers Officers and other
staff of the Institution.
129. Every student is required to undergo a period of certified study

extending over not less than five academic years between the date of
commencement of his/her study of the subjects comprising the medical
curriculum and the date of his / her final qualifying examination, provided that
the last three years have been spent in the study of the clinical group subjects.
130. Any student found at any time to be unsuitable to make a good doctor
can be asked by the Principal to leave the course.
131. Students are required to observed order and discipline at all time in the
College.
132. Students are forbidden to address any higher authority directly other
than the Principal. Any communication intended for such authority must be
submitted through the Principal who will forward it he considered it desirable.
133. A student who wants address the principal through a letter must do so
on Individual basis. Joint application is prohibited and will not be entertained.
134. Any student wishing to seek interview with the Principal has the right to
do so during the hours specified by the Principal for the purpose.
135. Smoking within the classroom / laboratories / Dissection Hall and

Wards is strictly prohibited.
136. No game of any sort is to be played during the College hours in College
premises.
137. Any student breaking or damaging any College property shall be

required to pay the cost of repair or replacement.
138. No student on admission is allowed to seek employment of any nature

or admission to any other College or Institution, nor he / she should have any
connection with a private Dispensary or Clinic. He / She shall not pose or work
as medical practitioner.
139. Any student taking part in politics or provoking communal/ tribe feeling
shall be dealt with under the College disciplinary rules as deemed fit by the
Vice Chancellor, BUMHS.
140. An academic and general record of every student shall be maintained
by the College and the Parents / guardians will be informed when necessary.
141. Every student must possess an identity card signed by the Registrar,
BUMHS through \students Affairs Section of BUMHS, Quetta.
142. All irregularities, neglect of duties and branches of discipline brought to

the notice of Vice Chancellor by the Teacher concerned shall be dealt with
under disciplinary rules.
143. In case of involvement in any offence legal or otherwise, disobedience

misconduct with administrative staff. In the College and hospital premises and
also involvement in Cyber Crimes defaming the status of the College, the
Principal shall decide whether it is to be dealt with by:
144. An apology written or fine.
i) Suspension of Scholarship.
ii) Suspension from the College.
iii) Rustication from the College.
iv) Any other action as deemed fit by the Principal.
145. The Vice Chancellor is competent to remit the fine imposed by him.
146. The decision of the Vice Chancellor as Chairman Academic Council in

all cases will be final.
147. The academic council of College comprises of the Heads and

professors of the Departments of the College, with the Vice Chancellor as its
Chairman. It meets as and when desired to discuss and advice on academic
and disciplinary matters.
148. The Travelling concession shall only be recommended during the

notified College holidays and that too for the home town as intimated by the
student in his / her admission form.
149. Un-disbursed scholarship, if not claimed within a month from the due
date, will be refunded to the Government.
150. On completion of studies, provisional or other certificates will only be

issued on the production of No dues certificates from the Cashier, Warden
and Librarian. If at any later stage Govt: money is still found outstanding
against the individuals, it will be recoverable as Land Revenue.
151. Internship for a period of one year shall be compulsory for every
student after passing the Final Professional MBBS Examination.
152. Meeting or other activities of a political nature are not allowed in the
College premises.
153. No outsider person shall be invited to address a Meeting in College

premise without the permission of the Principal. In all cases a responsible
person approved for the purpose by the Principal shall occupy the Chair. The
subject for address or debate shall be fixed after obtaining the approval of the
Principal in advance.
a. No student shall address a Press Conference.

b. No student shall write to the Press on the following subjects:
i) Political or related subjects.
ii) Matters concerned directly or indirectly with the administration of the

College, University or Departments or any Government of
Educational Institution in Pakistan or abroad.
CHAPTER-15
GENERAL UNDERTAKING
BY THE STUDENTS
154. Every student shall sign the following undertaking at the time of entry
into the BUMHS: -
" I have read the Prospectus of Bolan University of
Medical and Health Sciences (BUMHS), Quetta and hereby
agree to conform to the rules and regulations at present in
force or any hereafter made by the authorities concerned
and I undertake that so long as I am a student of the
BUMHS, I will do nothing inside or outside the BUMHS
premises that will interfere with the administration and the
discipline ".
Dated: Name and Signature of candidate

CHAPTER-16
155. MBBS SEATS IN MEKRAN, JHALAWAN AND

LORALAI MEDICAL COLLEGES
Establishment of three Medical Colleges in Balochistan was notified by

Government of Balochistan, Health Department vide notification No. SO-III(H)2-
1/2017/4048-57, dated 24th February 2017
Details of allocations of seats of MBBS program of study in these colleges are

given as under: -
A. MBBS SEATS IN MEKRAN MEDICAL COLLEGE (MMC) AT KECH
S. No. Merit Number of Seats

1. Provincial Merit 02 seats
2. Divisional Merit 05 seats
3. District Merit 32 seats
4. Mekran Division Merit (as host Division) 03 seats
5. Sibi (Special Division merit seats) 02 seats
6. Kech District merit (as host district) 02 seats
7. Disabled Quota seat 01 seat
8. Minority Quota seat 01 seat
9. Reserved seats for Baloch students 02 seats
having dual nationality in Gulf and Iran
Total 50 Seats
The government of Balochistan decided to
establish three more medical colleges in
the province including Mekran Medical
College, Turbat through public sector
development program during the year
2013-14. Government of Balochistan
established Mekran Medical College in the
Prof. Dr. Syed Abdul Rauf Shah
existing building of Girls Mono-Polytechnic (Principal MMC)
Institute. The building was renovated and Full Name: Mekran Medical College Turbat
converted as per the teaching requirement Acronym: MMC
Motto: Enter with Dignity, Serve the Humanity
of a Medical College. Establishment: 2018
The construction of new building of Medical Number of enrolled students: 50
Academic Staff: 65
College Turbat was also approved in PSDP Total Campus Area: 329148sqf.
2013-14 and its construction was Covered area: 105133sqf.
Attached Hospital: DHQ Teaching Hospital,
immediately started; it is still under Turbat
construction and is near completion. The Number of Hostels: Female (01), Male (02)
Postal Address: Mekran Medical College,
college will be shifted in the new campus Old Pasni Road, Turbat
soon. Phone: 0852-412633
Email: mmc.turbat@gmail.com
The District Headquarters Hospital, Turbat has been declared as attached
Teaching Hospital of MMC. In May 2018 the College started functioning and
admission of students in 1st year MBBS has been made as per admission policy of
Government of Balochistan. The classes of 1st year MBBS has been started from
17th May 2018.
The existing building of District Health Development Center (DHDC) Turbat has
been renovated and converted into hostel for students of the College.
The Museum, Library, Basic Sciences Laboratories, Dissection Hall with (Human
dead body), Auditorium, Common Room for Boys & Girls, Cafeteria, indoor and
outdoor Sports facilities including Transport have been provided to the students of
college.
The college would enhance medical education in the province and would provide
specialized services by qualified and highly skilled consultants. After having
graduated from this college the doctors thus produced will provide primary and
secondary healthcare facilities in the entire province.
B. MBBS SEATS IN JHALAWAN MEDICAL COLLEGE (JMC) AT KHUZDAR

4. Kalat Division Merit (Host Division) 04 seats
5. Naseerabad (Special Division Merit 02 seats
seats)
6. Khuzdar District Merit (as Host 03 seats
District)
9. Total 50 Seats
Named after the Jhalawan

region- the princely state of
Khanate of Kalat, comprising
valleys of Zehri, Injira, Naal, Moola,
Ferozabad, Wadh and Saroona. It
borders with the states of Kharan
on one side and the other side with
Mekran. This region has been a
gateway stretching back to the time
of Alexander the great, who
marched one portion of his army to Dr. Muneer Ahmed Baloch
Sindh via Moola pass. Situated in (Principal JMC)
the heart of the Jhalawan Region,
Khuzdar, JMC holds the title of Full Name: Jhalawan Medical College,
being located in the 2nd biggest city Khuzdar
Acronym: JMC
of Balochitsan which is also home
Motto: Integrity and Honor before anything
to the only public sector Colors: Sky Blue and Maroon
Engineering University of Established: 2018
Balochistan, Residential College Students: 50
Khuzdar, and also Sikandar Academic Staff: 34
Shaheed University, Khuzdar. Campus Area: 500 Acres
Hospital: DHQ Teaching Hospital, Khuzdar
JMC started admissions of its first Number of Hostels for females: 02
batch in May 2018. The college Number of Hostels for males: 02
Postal Address: Jhalawan Medical College, RCD
started functioning in a temporary
Road, Khuzdar.
building situated on the main RCD Road that spreads over an area of 27 acres
with four Lecture Halls, four Museums, a full-fledged Computer Library, a Library of
Medical Books, 1 Dissection Hall, 2 Common Rooms for Students and an
Auditorium for co-curricular activities, all Basic Departments, Administration
Offices, Bachelor Lodge and Student Hostel. There is a football ground, cricket
ground and a basket-ball court for the students. DHQ Teaching Hospital, Khuzdar
is affiliated hospital of JMC housing 200 beds. There is a boys and a girls hostel for
Jhalawanians in the center of city and another boys hostel in the college campus.
The Main college building is under construction in the Educational Enclave

of Khuzdar sandwiched by BUETK, Sikandar Shaheed University and Institute for
Special Children. The main campus has an area of 500 acres and a modern day
Teaching Hospital is also under construction at the future site of the College.
JMC has high hopes and aims in bringing about an improvement in the
Health Sector of the backward Balochistan province. This college is second to
none and will produce quality graduates who would serve ailing humanity.
C. MBBS SEATS IN LORALAI MEDICAL COLLEGE (LMC) AT LORALAI

4. Zhob Division Merit (as Host 04 seats
Division)
5. Quetta (Special Division merit seats) 02 seats
6. Loralai District merit (as Host district) 03 seats
9. Total 50 Seats
Formerly known as Bori, Loralal district is

located at North East of Balochistan. The
word Loralai is derived from a stream called
Lora-lai which flows in the southern part of
the town with rugged terrain and arid climate.
Loralai is counted amongst the vastly
underdeveloped districts of Pakistan.
Agriculture, horticulture and livestock farming
are the major source of income and
Dr. Saeed Ahmed Khan
subsistence for its residents. Recently coal
(Principal LMC)
and metal mining have dramatically
improved income but concentrated in few Full Name: Loralai Medical College Loralai
families. Further the advent of cellular mobile Acronym: LMCL
service has marginally improved connectivity Establishment: 2018
of the region, bearing a positive influence on Number of enrolled students: 50
its economy and healthcare. However, these Academic Staff: 40
Total Campus Area: 16 Acre existing building,
developments alone are far inadequate to 150 Acre for New Campus
improve the overall standard of living and Attached Hospital: Teaching Hospital Loralai
healthcare in the region. Number of Hostels: 02
Postal Address: Lashti Killi, near
Owing to their abject poverty and primordial Commissioner Office Loralai
healthcare setup of the district people of Phone: 082-4400033
Fax: 082-4400141
Loralai have little access to healthcare
facilities. Two hospitals, two rural healthcare centers and 28 basic health units (as
per Project and Development Department of Balochistan report) are not enough to
cater for the healthcare demand of 400,000 inhabitants of Loralai. There is also an
acute shortage of skilled medical staff and basic health facilities that has resulted
in poor health Indicators including low Immunization coverage and high child
mortality rates in the district.
Establishment of a Medical College would potentially reverse the fortunes of

Loralai abysmal healthcare situation. Acting as a tertiary care hospital and as a
medical learning and training Institute, Loralai Medical College, Loralai would not
only introduce new healthcare facilities and medical expertise, but at same time will
improve the standard of existing healthcare infrastructure. Furthermore, this
institute has created employment opportunities for uplifting the financial conditions
of local people. In conclusion, Loralai Medical College, Loralai will play a pivotal
role in future in providing health facilities in an area which remained neglected
socially and economically.
NB: (a) The MBBS seats in the above mentioned three Medical Colleges
would be allocated / distributed on Provincial, Divisional and District Merit basis as
per prescribed break-up formula of the Government of Balochistan.
(b) In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned Division/
District against the reserved seats mentioned in the table for each college, the seat
shall be filled on merit basis as prescribed by the Government of Balochistan.
(c) All the provisions of Prospectus of Bolan Medical College, BUMHS,

Quetta will apply to the above newly established Medical Colleges (except the
distribution of seats or any other provision relevant specifically to Bolan Medical
College, BUMHS, Quetta).

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PROSPECTUS

FOR MBBS & BDS PROGRAMS OF STUDIES

BOLAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH

PROF: DR. NAQIB ULLAH ACHAKZAI

Section 3(1) read as

Section 3(4) read as

Section 4(2) read as

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE

DEPARTMENT OF GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTERTICS

DEPARTMENT OF DENTAL SECTION

DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRIC SURGERY

DEPARTMENT OF CARDIAC SURGERY

DEPARTMENT OF THORACIC SURGERY

PRINCIPALS OF CONSTITUNTE COLLEGES OF BUMHS

Prof: Dr. Mujeeb Ur Rehman

1. Allocated Seats of MBBS program of studies for Academic Session 2018-

Divisional Merit Seats 37 Seats

Distribution of 06 MBBS seats :

MBBS seats reserved for candidates under Special Categories (Disabled

CATEGORY - C: Children of Minority Communities of Balochistan 02 Seats

Grand Total: (MBBS Seats) 226 seats

2. Order of Selection would be considered in the following manner:

i. Provincial Merit MBBS seats.

ii. Divisional Merit MBBS / BDS seats.

iii. Provincial Merit.

iv. District Merit MBBS seats.

3. Explanations/ details of 226 Seats Distribution:

a. PROVINCIAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN BMC, BUMHS, QUETTA:

Ten (10) MBBS seats shall be allocated in Bolan Medical College,

b. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN BMC, BUMHS, QUETTA

c. PROVINCIAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN FATIMA JINNAH MEDICAL

d. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN FATIMA JINNAH MEDICAL

 In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

e. DIVISIONAL MERIT MBBS SEATS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

 In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

f. DISTRICT MERIT SEATS:-

 SPECIAL CATEGORY –B: (DISABLED STUDENTS OF

iii. DEFINITION OF DISABILITY IN TERMS OF (WHO) IN CASE OF

IMPAIRMENT: impairment is defined as “any loss” or abnormality of

HANDICAP: Handicap is defined as “ a disadvantage for a given

Accident…………….Disease for disorder

 SPECIAL CATEGORY–C:(CHILDREN OF MINORITY COMMUNITIES

5. The candidates simultaneously applying for the “District Merit MBBS

7. CHOICE OF MEDICAL COLLEGES:

Over writing / cutting on Admission form will not be acceptable.

8. CHANGE OF MEDICAL INSTITUTION:

The choice of Medical Institution once opted by a candidate will not be

NATURE, ALLOCATION AND NUMBER OF BDS SEATS NUMBER OF SEATS

Provincial Merit BDS Seats in Dental Section of B M C

Grand Total of BDS seats 36 Seats

(N.B.: a. Divisional Merit Seats at S.No.3 and 4 would be distributed amongst

14. DETAILS OF 36 BDS SEATS

a. PROVINCIAL MERIT BDS SEATS IN DENTAL SECTION OF BMC

iii. In case no eligible candidate is available from a concerned

c. DIVISIONAL MERIT BDS SEATS IN Dental Section of BMC

c. The candidate having Local/Domicile of any district of Balochistan can

16. MERIT FORMULA:

NOTE: In case a candidate does not clear F.Sc. examination or part of a